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Bitcoin.com Exchange To List Aspire Technology Assets

Bitcoin.com, a cryptocurrency exchange, is “thrilled to announce” it will be listing the Aspire and Aspire Gas cryptocurrency assets as of September 30, according to a press release from the group.

Both tokens were built by the Aspire Technology platform, a self-described “leading developer of digital asset creation technologies.”

The release describes these two assets as:

“Aspire (ASP) improves on speed, cost, and security for creating both fungible and non-fungible (NFT) tokens. It allows professional developers and hobbyists alike to create extensive digital assets involving up to 92 billion tokens per asset, as well as unlimited sub-assets, with no programming experience required, for about a dollar per asset. Aspire Gas (GASP) powers Aspire transactions for thousandths of a penny per transaction.”

Sharing some thoughts on the matter is Danish Chaudhry, the head of the Bitcoin.com Exchange, who said:

“I’ve followed the team behind Aspire, and the platform upon launch for quite some time now. It is an incredible platform, not only because of its speed, but the core technology implemented. The focus and dedication given in this project is unparalleled, and their all-star team is by far one of the strongest in the industry. Excited to welcome ASP and GASP into our ranks.”



from InsideBitcoins.com https://ift.tt/36jUGRN
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